Men Who Want to make a Difference
This groupe is for those men who want to do something with their live (besides being a couch potato). Despite opinions they take charge and make the difference, even if that means they must make a sacrafice.See More
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Manly Character
A discussion about what it means to be manly on the inside. We can participate in all the manly activities we desire and still be a coward. Men are involved in a variety of careers and hobbies that differ greatly, but we can all still be great men.See More
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"Nowhere in the Bible does it say we are to tell someone we love them. Words can be said, but the intent of one's heart may not line up with them. And that can be deliberate or unintentional.
One's actions normally…"
Harbinger of Naughtforge commented on Leif Gunnar Selberg's blog post should I help younger brother become smoker?"It is never too late to destroy yourself yet if you wish to build yourself you ought to refrain from useless and negative activities. Does he want to have a badly functioning body?"
Dallas the Phallus replied to Dallas the Phallus's discussion Tamar Gendler: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Politics and Economics in the group Autodidacts"I thought it was a good lecture, too. Though this was my first introduction to Rawls and Nozick (I knew of Hobbs). I have no education in any economic theories, nor have I read any of the classics of economics, though I have read a little about…"
Nick H replied to Larry's discussion Do you love your Christian brothers? in the group Christian Men
Charles Matulewicz replied to Slacker's discussion Taking credit for community projects? in the group Freemasonry"Brother, I think it would not be wrong. You are not taking anything from the community that you are servicing.
I would be interested if you could send me a link to the Americorps program. I think there are many Brothers in my lodge who would be…"
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